Bangor Symphony Holiday Pops Concert This Saturday 18th
For a lot of people, this is the only concert they ever attend. And for a lot of people, it was the first concert they ever attended as a youngster.
Talking about the Bangor Symphony Orchestra and their annual Christmas program, Winter Holiday Pops Concert, is this Saturday evening, the 18th, at Collins Center for the Arts.
The show had to be done online last year, so this weekend it’ll be a wonderful welcome back performance.
Bangor Symphony Orchestra is led by Conductor Lucas Richman. The evening features Hannah Goodman, Soprano. With an appearance from Santa Clause, who is probably a bass, wouldn’t you think? Ho Ho Ho,
Reminder - Health and safety protocols will be in place for Winter Holiday Pops on Saturday night meaning: proof of full vaccination or negative COVID-19 test is required.
Tickets start at $8 for youth and $18 for adults. Here’s the link for tickets.
For those who like to know what's coming next, here's The Setlist:
- Christmas Festival Overture,
- A Holly Jolly Christmas,
- March of the Toys, Babes in Toyland,
- Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy,
- Carol of the Bells,
- O Holy Night,
- Coventry Carol,
- Reindeer Variations,
- Hanukkah Medley,
- Christmas Ornaments Overture (during this song the photos submitted from audience members will be shown.)
- Silent Night
- and Sleigh Ride.
Celebrate the holidays with the joy of music. Your Christmas favorites and more.
If the Bangor Symphony Orchestra and this performance don’t get you into the spirit of the season, well, let’s just say it will.
This is an annual event for so many, and such a great part of the Maine Christmas season.
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